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Eureka VA Outpatient Clinic

4.0 (4 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 4:30 pm

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Mad River Community Hospital - Record day with Northern California Community Blood Bank with a whopping 22 donations.

Mad River Community Hospital

2.2(83 reviews)
9.3 mi

I went to Mad River's birth center to deliver my first baby. I was pleased with the information…read morethey provided prior to the delivery, such as the tour of the birth center and pregnancy classes offered. When it came time to deliver the nursing staff was very helpful and supportive. The birth was a bit problematic and some procedures were necessary for our newborn immediately after delivery. All of these were done efficiently and professionally. They kept us informed of all they were doing and why. Due to the birth center being VERY packed with deliveries, some of the services on the following days took a bit longer than expected, but we still received excellent support from the nursing staff. The atmosphere is definitely relaxed and procedures lacked some of the safeguard steps, which is much different from other hospital facilities I am familiar with in more metropolitan areas. However, I felt confident in their ability to care for me and my newborn. I would definitely recommend the Mad River birth center.

They dont even deserve 1 star but have to mark that. I have never been treated kindly at this…read morehospital. I have so many expierences over a large span of time. No, not EVERYONE there is bad, there are a few nurses here and there but they usually dont stay long. I have kept quiet about every single horrible expierence but not anymore. My mother in law was seen here Christmas morning, very sick, not the first time she went to try and get help since she was sick for months. The ER told her to just go home and gave her an antibiotic and told her she now had Diabetes. That was it, no papers or instructions for next steps being a new diabetic. Three days later she was dead. Autopsy said she died from a blood clot to the heart and a gallbladder that was FULL of stones. She was 64 yrs old and should have been admited for tests..tests that would have caught both things. but no, the dr always called her a homeless druggie. Yes her lifestyle was not the best, but she deserved to be treated with compassion, and listened to. She had so many people on her emergency contact list including my daughter that is a NA who lived just a couple mins down the road. No they searched and found her twin sister who lived out of town and said she died and hung up...our Aunt said they were so cold on the phone. When my husband, her oldest, got the call from out niece who was the first one to see her dead and we dropped everything and drove there quickly from a few miles away to see mom. We got there and asked to view her. When they took us in and walked away my husband rushed over to take the blanket off his moms face, he was devestated because they had left the tube in her throat and her eyes were still open. My daughter stopped the rest of us from seeing her face until she herself closed moms eyes. My daughter looked over her body and said that they didnt treat her body with dignity like she was trained in this county to do. When asked them to please remove the tube they said they couldn't, only the coroner could. When coroner showed up it was actually someone we know from one of our church wards. He said that was wrong, all they needed to do was call him and ask to remove before presenting to family. He sent us outside for a few mins and then called us back in and said "this is how she should have been presented to you". Our family considers her death as part their fault. We will now fight for her.

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Group shot of MRCH's wonderful team of nurses.

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Redwoods Rural Health Center - Pearly whites!

Redwoods Rural Health Center

4.2(28 reviews)
49.8 mi

The staff are really friendly and kind! They gave me tips to keep my teeth healthy. My teeth feel…read moregreat following my cleaning!

Since it is impossible to email RRHC, and the staff refuse to let me speak to any higher ups, I'm…read moregoing to be leaving this in reviews in hopes that someone will respond before I have to file an ethics complaint with the California Medical Board. So without further ado: To the Management of RRHC, I am writing to express my profound dissatisfaction with the substandard care and unprofessional conduct I have experienced as a patient at RRHC this week. I have been a patient at RRHC for over two years, and while I've been understanding of the atrocious staff turnover rate, this situation is pure medical negligence. The recent mishandling of my prescription refill for 7.5 mg Norco, which I require to manage my spinal cord injury, is not only unacceptable but has left me in a potentially dangerous situation. The events that transpired between August 5th and August 9th, 2024, demonstrate a severe lack of competence, communication, and patient care within your organization. Despite having an approved prescription, your staff's incompetence and negligence left me without critical medication, exposing me to unnecessary pain and potential withdrawal symptoms. The conduct of your staff, particularly the MA [redacted] and the receptionist [redacted], was nothing short of appalling. I was subjected to lies, verbal abuse, and blatant disregard for my well-being. I was yelled at, talked over, and belittled because they did not want to take responsibility for the mishandling of my medication or take the time to fix the mistake. Your employees repeatedly provided false information, failed to take appropriate action, and demonstrated a shocking lack of empathy and professionalism. I demand an immediate and thorough investigation into this incident, including a review of all recorded phone conversations. The level of neglect, misinformation, and hostility I encountered is entirely unacceptable and violates medical ethics and patient care standards. Furthermore, I expect: 1. A formal apology from your organization. 2. Mandatory patient/staff conflict training and CSR etiquette for ALL staff members. 3. A comprehensive review and overhaul of your prescription management processes. 4. Assurance that this will never happen again, to me or any other patient. Should I not receive a satisfactory response and see concrete actions taken to address these issues within the next five business days, I will be forced to escalate this matter to the appropriate regulatory bodies and consider legal action. Feel free to contact me at your earliest convenience at: sneakattack831@gmail.com

St. Joseph Hospital - It looks like needles or some type of medical tools on the floor. It was already in the room before I got in.

St. Joseph Hospital

1.4(28 reviews)
2.1 mi

My family member was transferred to St . Joseph's Providence hospital's ICU and had to have a…read moresurgery which the surgeon said would cause extreme pain afterwards. The hospital staff knew what medications my family member was prescribed by their doctor and was taking before being transferred to their ICU, but they were not giving my family member their prescribed medication as they are required to do. My family member was cut off of their medications instead of tapering off which could cause stroke which they should have known working in the medical field. Putting any patient in a dangerous situation is not acceptable. My family member did survive septic shock after being in the ICU at St.Joseph Hospital which I am very thankful for. The bill they received just for the ambulance ride from the hospital in Fortuna to St. Joseph Hospital in Eureka and their care for not quite 24 hours in Fortuna and part of their care at St.Joseph Hospital was a million dollars. They had not received the bill from the doctor yet as they bill seperately. Other than one nurse who was very rude and them not giving my family member their prescribed medication because they didn't think they needed to take it, they saved my family member's life. They need to work on not going by their own opinion when taking care of their patients though because that is dangerous and could potentially be fatal for the patient.

Your billing procedure's are terrible. Three calls , all resulted in me not owing anything . I am…read moretold to " ignore the bill ". Still I keep being notified around " $2000.00 " is owed , the last time while trying to check in for my next doctor appointment , If after each call you are told it has been corrected ( ignore the bill ) , one begins to wonder how many other mistakes are being made because of management procedure's ? This problem truly reflects on the whole organization ! Makes one think Providence is just to big to care ?

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All their medical stuff was everywhere and not in place

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